Baked beans on toast price spikes 33% as cheapest own‑brand tins hit 27p
Updraft research shows beans on toast up 33% in a decade, with Morrisons, Aldi and Lidl offering the cheapest own‑brand tins at 27p, while weekly grocery bills soar.
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Updraft research shows beans on toast up 33% in a decade, with Morrisons, Aldi and Lidl offering the cheapest own‑brand tins at 27p, while weekly grocery bills soar.
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